Running Workshops
BENEFIT FROM A TECHNICAL RUNNING WORKSHOP!
- Run Faster and More Efficiently
- Have Fewer, Less Severe Injuries
- Recover Faster From Workouts
- Avoid Braking With Every Stride
- Reduce Vertical Displacement
- Feel Fresher at the End Of Long Runs
Tempting as it is, running is not just about buying a pair of trainers and getting out there. It requires great skill and practice.
There are more 5km & 10km races in existence and the transition benchmark from Sprint to Olympic distance is now quickly being attacked by the rise of 70.3 and full ironman distances, emphasising the importance of good fundamental techniques to prevent injury.
There is also a lot of information in the popular press on Pose & Chi methods of running. These methods employ the basic principles of how we should run and highlight the benefits of mid/fore foot strike running above that of the heel striker. However, these are methods that we need to learn how to apply because if not, we will end up in pain and more often than not, injured.
By examining the modernistic concepts to running and applying our principles for change, our Running Workshops deliver a combined fresh approach, allowing you to make significant changes to your running with ease and attain maximum reward for your efforts.
Whether your goal is to run for stress reduction or to increase your performance, engage with our running workshop sessions and learn to run more efficiently and minimise your risk of injury.
For dates of our forthcoming Workshops please refer to events or contact us.
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In some cases, we recommend a full gait analysis or Biomechanical Movement Assessment. Very popular and beneficial to runners at all levels, this thorough movement analysis can lead to massive improvements to comfort, pace, technique and ultimately speed and efficiency.
Another vital consideration is your footwear. Exercising in the wrong training shoes can put your body under strain and you under increased risk of injury. This Assessment is also the best way to ensure you have the correct choice of footwear.
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Running Workshops
Our Running Workshops are £45.95 per person.
Call us on 01628639532 now to book on to the next date!
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Running Event Preparation
With January over, the runners amongst us are busily preparing for their own event (Reading Half Marathon, London Marathon, even your local Park Run!……) And we must not forget the huge number of triathletes that as well as running, have the joy of adding a swim and bike into the training plan. All of us that compete though have the same goal……. to finish.
Running with Shin PainRunning has become a popular pastime in the UK with the evolution of large city marathons and charity fun runs making endurance exercise a realistic and achievable target for both novice and experienced runners. With an increase in running participation, however, there has been a subsequent increase in running injuries.
The Importance of Inner Strength – Training the Functional CoreBefore you glance at the title and think ‘how original, another core training article?!’, take a second and think of what you consider “core stability training” involves.
Getting to the Bottom of Running!More often than not the glutes aren’t working properly and the driving force comes from the hamstrings and low back, both of which are supposed to be quite small contributors and consequently over time they will become taut in an attempt to try to stabilise this action. Click through to read more about how to solve the problem!
From Road to Trail and Back AgainConsider the benefits of trail running to give the body a break from the damage caused by pounding the tarmac and boost your running performance.
